The role of primary care in informing and supporting people with limited health literacy in the Netherlands during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative interview study

Table 1 Overview of interview participants

Sex	Age	Self-reported health problems	Month of interview (in 2020)
Male	74	Stroke Fatigue	June
Male	49	Severe asthma Obesity Somberness	June
Female	54	Lung disease	June
Female	20	Metabolic disease Acquired brain impairment Fear symptoms	June
Female	31	Fibromyalgia Muscle disease Shoulder symptoms Obesity	August
Female	84	Pneumonia Chronic cold	September
Female	48	Severe asthma Thrombosis	September
Female	68	Heart problems Diabetes	September
Male	66	COPD Heart problems Crohn’s disease	September
Male	68	Diabetes	September
Male	64	COPD	September
Male	61	COPD	September
Male	75	Chronic leukaemia	September
Male	77	Sarcoidosis	September
Female	47	Sarcoidosis	September
Female	64	Fear symptoms	September
Male	73	Lung disease	September
Male	82	Arthrosis Bypass	September
Female	55	Muscle dystrophia	September
Female	58	Several strokes Thrombosis	September
Female	54	Diabetes Bowel disease	September
Male	65	Shoulder symptoms Diabetes Obesity	September
Female	60	Asthma Often pneumonia	October
Male	64	Back symptoms Obesity	October
Male	68	Heart problems	October
Female	79	Rheumatoid arthritis	October
Female	30	Mental symptoms	October
Female	70	Chronic bowel disease Asthma	October

Participants in italics were interviewed during a period in which governmental measures were tightened up in the Netherlands

ISSN: 2731-4553